Advice: How to recover a lost item at TSA, the airport or your flight
left behind in a seat-back pocket could be retrieved by an airline employee. Airlines generally don’t allow passengers to reboard aircraft after deplaning, but a helpful agent may be willing to go the extra mile.Or take my recent situation as an example: I had already landed in Honolulu when I realized I left my laptop at an American Airlines lounge in Los Angeles. At the airline’s lounge in Honolulu, I was able to speak to an employee who called her colleague at LAX.
Most of the major airlines typically keep items for 30 days at a local airport facility.For American specifically, items that are not claimed within this time period are then transferred to a central Dallas lost and found center.A blueprint to a casino. A bowling ball. A child’s portable potty.These are some of items left behind at security, Farbstein said. . “Many travelers don’t even realize we have a lost and found program,” she notes.
TSA will hold items for 30 days before turning things over to the state. When an item is found, TSA will notify travelers to pick up the item, have someone come pick it up on their behalf, or have the item shipped at the traveler’s expense.After 30 days, unclaimed electronics will have their memory removed and destroyed or be destroyed completely to protect personal data.
Security isn’t the only place where people lose items. “If you’ve left an item, maybe in a restroom or at a restaurant, something in the airport itself, it’s probably best to contact the airport,” Farbstein says. Each airport manages their lost and found differently, but generally, larger hubs have a lost and found process that is independent from the airlines or TSA.
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